Hosting, Backend & Frontend in a single line of code
Your content. Your traffic.
No iframes. It's all in your page.
SEO optimized. Indexed by Google.
Looks, feels and acts like your stuff.
For developers by developers
We're just gonna come right out and say it : We love developers (not in that crazy Steve Ballmer kind of way) and we love developing.
And that's why Stackend is built with you in mind. Every part is created to solve problems that we at some point experienced first hand delivering projects for large, international customers. But easier and faster than you ever thought was possible.
So, what is Stackend?
It’s hosting, backend and frontend delivered to your project with one line of code. And it does it really, really fast.
To get started you need to do the following:
- Create an account on Stackend
- Create your first stack. This is your cloud-based backend. And frontend.
- Add the domain where you want to use Stackend. This is important.
- Create a module (comment, feed etc) and copy paste the code to your project.
Old school CMS vs. Stackend
| WordPress | Stackend | |
| Setup | Your website must be built “on top” of the CMS, meaning you will need to learn and (re)build your website based on CMS rules and processes | Add Stackend functionality where you need it in your new or existing tech stack - CMS is integrated rather than the foundation |
| Hosting | Requires a database + specific server hosting | Delivered as SaaS, nothing to host |
| Code Complexity | Content, CMS code, and website code coexist and intertwine, creating interdependence and complexity | Content exists separately and is rendered within your website’s codebase via simple API calls |
| Security | Security upgrades and database backups required | Delivered as SaaS, nothing to maintain |
| What will my site look like? | Built-in themes and templates that you can choose and then customize | Complete control over how and where your content appears |
| Flexibility | Website must be built/re-built in a specific programming language or framework | Integrates with any codebase |
| Architecture |  |  |